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Following the SUV, Ferrari cannot escape the law of true fragrance and will launch a revolutionary new car next year!

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Ferrari officially issued a statement in late 2019 that it would not consider launching its first all-electric model until later in the next 10 years, but in April 2021, the company's chairman John Elkann said that the new all-electric car would be launched in 2025. This means that there may be a lot of news about new cars at the end of this year, and this is not just an overseas blogger Derek Cornelissen captured a set of spy photos of new car road tests.

Following the SUV, Ferrari cannot escape the law of true fragrance and will launch a revolutionary new car next year!

Quick overview of the pros and cons

Merit:

1. Pure electric acceleration performance is faster

2. The family design is highly recognizable

Shortcoming:

1. There is no passion for the internal combustion engine

The road test model photographed in Maranello looks like a large fastback model, but a closer look reveals that it is actually a mule car tested in a Maserati Levante shell, but it is more recognizable with the same headlight clusters as the Ferrari Purosangue on the front.

Following the SUV, Ferrari cannot escape the law of true fragrance and will launch a revolutionary new car next year!

The new wheel style is still very performance-oriented, and there is no closed design to reduce wind resistance. In addition, in order to convince everyone that it is a gasoline car, this mule car is also equipped with a very funny double quad exhaust decoration on the rear bumper, but the yellow high-voltage warning signs all over the body have betrayed it. This is nothing new, after all, the same camouflage has been used in the past by Porsche's all-electric vehicles.

Following the SUV, Ferrari cannot escape the law of true fragrance and will launch a revolutionary new car next year!

Although the Levante body was used for testing, it does not mean that the V12-powered Purosangue will be available in an all-electric version, but it is certain that the Ferrari V12 engine will be in service for a long time. Ferrari officially expects that by 2030, the company's pure fuel models will account for only 20% of the company's annual sales, while plug-in hybrid and pure electric models will each account for 40%. It has not yet been clarified what specifications of power Ferrari's all-electric models will use, but we will bring you the latest news as soon as possible.

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